[Cox, however, emphasized that Toronto's airport has long, grooved runways, which should prevent the buildup of puddles, but which can also lead to hydroplaning.] I know that runway, 24 Left, very well, ... What you're concerned about is, where did the plane touch down and how fast was it going?

There is no reparative treatment for traumatic brain injury. All we can do now is try to prevent secondary damage by relieving pressure on the brain caused by the initial injury.

The airport is successful, perhaps in spite of how it's been run through the years, ... If Clarksville didn't have this airport, we probably wouldn't have some of the industries, businesses and jobs we have here today.

It rained so hard I was standing on 2nd base jumping around puddles get in it.

Our goal is to find out what happened, how it happened and [determine] how we can prevent this from happening again.

He imagines the plane exploding as it touches down, ignited by one of its glints, in a ball of red flame shadowed in black like you see on TV all the time, and he is shocked to find within himself, imagining this, not much emotion, just a cold thrill at being a witness, a kind of bleak wonder at the fury of chemicals, and relief that he hadn't been on the plane himself but was instead safe on this side of the glass, with his faint pronged sense of doom.